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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-09
but whea, pretty well up to the average Of

but wheat pretty well up 10 the average VI
last year.
Mrs. Heating is still very low; 1t is hoped
her recovery will be speedy,
Thos. Thompson has gone 70 Canada 10
visit the land of his birth and his parents
who are living there, He will make quite
a visit
Mr. Conway Is soon TO start for Brook E
lyn, n. Y, u spend the summer.
The surprise party given by Miss lioS e
# Mr.. Bobson's last Friday night was a
| success. To use that often repeated
phrase, "they tripped the light fantastic
MI the wee small hours" to the strains OF
the Serena band.
While f. J. Robson was coming home
from Ottawa with a load of stone, his team
became manageable while crossing the
bridge opposite Mr. Hoxie's residence, ana
ripped wagon and contents into the ditch.
All came out uninjured with the exception
# the wagon, watch WAS badly dilapidated.
The foundation of the Buck Creek bridge
| ia finished. Jas. O Brien of Ottawa was the
artist. He is now engaged in repairing the
bridge opposite Mr.. Jamesas' residence.
The commissioners are certainly getting
the bridges and culverts Ia good repiirs'
The latter they are replacing with tile
which is "a No. idea. 1t is very seldom
We have a chance to say anything in favor
# highway commissioners, but wallace
AN conscienciously say that she has got AS
good Is any in the county, and we are well
Jleased.
Death has again entered our little burg
md taken from our list our dearly beloved
friend and companion, Miss Mary Pili1n,
vho died at her parents home on the 2S'h
llt., of malarial fever; aged % years. She
vas kind and obrdient daughter, a loving
md affactionate sister, and many sincere
| tears of sorrow we're shed over her too
| -arly grave She will be greatly missed,
| nd her family surviving will have the
sympathy of the entire neighhorhood
MOREANON.
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party 10 that city, In manner that will not
I've gratifying 70 the McGarigls-Mc Donald

I've gratifying 70 the McGarigls-Mc Donald
(Ed. and MikeJ gang that have for too
many years controlled II, The local man.
aeement has been purlled-renovated, so
that decen, democrats can acknowledge
allegiances 10 the party there and not feel
ashamed of IT, No one thing has been of
more damage to the party In the northwest
than dem cratic management OF Cook
cou.ty; and Its renovation will add thous.
ands of votes TO the party In Illinois, In
1888 II Is not too wild hope TO enter.
tain that even the State itself may yet be
reclaimed in the coming campaign.
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+ rom Uphlr.
MOREANON.

OpmR, Ill, July 6, 'S7.-The past week
as been very good one in this vicinity
Rail fell almost every day. Crops are
milling and farmers feel happy. East of
,ere they have had no rain to speak Of as
yet, but here it layed 1t down fine, soaking
I, to depth of or inches.
Potato bugs are still living off the fat of
he land, and the crop of potatoes here will
70 poor one at best,
G.. Herger lost valuable colt last week
ired by Waverly. Geo says he would
ather have lost $75 In gold than the colt
Knock downs In the barg on the Fourth
we're numerous, but no one was seriously
,urt. Too much bug juice.
Geo. Weldon, the best teacher In Dim.
nick IN ade grand speech at the Settlers
'icnic. Geo. is working himself up very
asst, and will make smart professor yet.
Mike O'Brian of Livingston Co, accom-
'snied by his wife, are visiting relatives
md friends In this place.
Some of the boys took in the dance at
Utica on the eve of the Fourth. All claim
I'd to have had boss time.
John Short of Reddick, ILL.,, Is In town,
he guest of his parents.
Mrs G. Klein is visiting friends.
John Deaner of Mendoza, who has spent
re past two years At a Theological Seine
NJ Findley, Ohio, is home for short
~, accompanied by her sister,
'g at her aunt's, at Broad
re, July 5, from
ar Waltham
honest
lin
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msdists.y, Of his own motion, granted him


q prolonge vacation, and .fier several weeks
spent Ia the west he returned 10 his ofiice VI
Aurora TO again enter upon the discharge o.
his official duties. From that time on h'
attended 70 his work, but at times com
p,ained OF feeling wretchedly, and OF more
or less pain, Neither he nor those assoc'"
ed with him thought that anything serious
would result to him, especially as long
nsr;ods would intervene when his health
seemed all ths, could be desired. he con
tined, with now and then period OF rest
at his desk, until after the present year
work, closing with the first Of May, had
been completed, lie then came to Ottawa
to rest few days and md himself OF q cold
which seemed to have settled upon his lungs
Dr Ryburn WAS called to his fathers resi-
dence 60 see him, and after few visits
there seemed to be 30 much improvement
that Charley came down town to visit with
his friends. The Sunday after his visit to
town he Vas taken violently worse, and
from that time on steadily grew weaker, de
spite the continued efforts of his attending
oh ysicisns, Drs. Ryburn and Hathaway, to
prolong and save his life. Two weeks prior
to his death, accompanied by his brother
Ed, he went to Chicago to be examined by
DR.. N, s. Davis. Returning home he fell
some what encouraged, but he was too i'll ami
too weak TO recover, and just a. afternoon
gave way to evening on Saturday last he
sank to his eternal sleep, without pain AMI
without a struggle To him it vas the res
that brought to close long weeks Of suffer
| ing; to his friends it was the going out Of the
lite ~ one endeared and cherished. liz
loved life, and yet he neither compliance
nor falterel when he knew that recovery
WAS i'm possible lie was not afraid to die
he only desired that his death should be
devoid of agonizing struggle.
On Monday, July 4th, he was buried il
the Ottawa cemetery by the side of his wifi"
The services, both at the residence and th'
grave, we're conducted by the Rev. n. "
IIeermans, rector of Christ church. Th'
nall bearers we're Charles $. Cullen, Charles
T.. Hook, Henry f. Gedney, Jr., Franz
Yent.er, William W. Taylor and James II
Eckels. The attendance was very large, in
Guiding a number Of friends from Auror
and other points. The floral pieces were
numerous and elaborate in design.
There was much in the manhood an
character Of Charley Bradford to be admired
lie possessed in an eminent degree .lemen' s
of popularity and friendship. lie knew hoU
TO draw people to himself and to gain their
good will. He was always active and ener'
getio, full OF life and overlooking with geniaI
good nature. At times this all reacted upoI
himself, and, while it did not make him de
spondent (using tho word in its general,
accepted meaning), it made him fearful that
cess would not crown the undertaking in
At such times he sought and accept
'nsel Of his intimate friends, and
,sure, he depended upon them
Tical life was due to two
his eIactitude in meth
Ill; secondarily, to
rvs. lie made
dealt with
'ann,r
I'd
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oaARLEs LEWIS BRADFORD.
a sketoh Of HIS Life.---iiiH pea'"
Estimate OF His Character.

Dfpp-Bradford: At the resiuence VI MS
f,tber. on north Columbus street, ottawa'
m N6 o'clock r. NJ, Saturday. July H.
1897. Of broncho pneumonia aud pericar,
ditis' Charles Lewis Bradford, ageu 20
years and 8 days.
Charles Lewis Bradford was the eldest son
a, william r. and Kate NJ. Freeman Brad.
ford, and the eldest Of six children, hve OF
whom, Edward, Samuel, Nellie, Kate and
Thomas. survive him. lie was born in the
adjoining county Of Livingston, in the town
Of Reading. on the 26th day of june 1902
and resided there until the year 1866, when
his parents removed to this city SHORTY
after coming here he entered the puo'i c
schools, remaining therein until fitted IN the
spring OF 1876, to enter the High School,
which was at that time department OF the
public schools. His stay in the High School
was short. leaving it in the early part OF
1877 to accept position in the City Drug
Store, then owned by DR., T. A. smurr
After q year and a half spent in clerking for
DR.. Smurr and in writing for Supreme Clerk
{. d Trimble, he left Ottawa to JOIN his
brother Edward, to conduct in connection
with him . vegetable farm and plant an
orange grove near the village of g inesville,
Florida. Life in the south proving neither
pleasant nor satisfactory, and the enterprise
in which the boys were engaged not being AZ
profitable rs hoped, both boys returned to
Ottawa in the fall Of 1879. Though the ven
ture WAS without a money return, it had i's
worth in furnishing them with vast amount
Of experience, especially Charley, who never
tired Of relating what he did accomplish as
q Florida planter, and what he might have
accomplished had he remained and roughed
it out 1t was always hope with him that
come day he might return 10 the SOUTH and'
.in the land Of flowers" again take up the
work no had once set out to make lie
business o. His enthusiasm over the state
md its resources was always up TO the high
est point, and no matter what others said,
HE faith in its presenting u field where
wealth could be acquired was never shaken
Upon his return to this city he at once en-
tered the employ Of p. W Olmstead. who at
that time was engaged in the Recorders OF.
making n complete ab tract OF all the
sand farm lands Of La Sale county.
18th him we're many Of the young
ct in Ottawa, including Sher-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
tEA xrIscn Aug Al
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 31-A. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Aug ol-A NJ
To-day there was q little genuine liquidation in the
stock market. At advancing prices the large "bears'
probably succeeded about onehah Of the
additional which yesterday they put out at de-
eining figures The lighting against current events.
against the satisfactory situation Of the general bust
of the country and against the phenomenal earn
ngs Of the railroads. with hammers and pitch. seems to
pe growing at least tresome and unrsmuneratve For
example, the pool which made up to sell Erie stock
down. and which yesterday did sell 1t down to 2s with
out giving the Zip" TO any one, to-day nj
20 and above giving gratuitous advice
to all its friends to sell Erie II they wanted
10 make money. Tho market opened without
trace Of the feveshness which characterized yeser-
days late dealings. London and Continental Europe
had fully recovered its head and was prominent buyer
pf such securities we'll known there Commission
houses we're fairly supplied with limited orders for home
accounts and the bears" discovered that the market
altogether their for buying purposes After
the execution OF the early orders dulness followed and
prices attacked. but In manner that was SO
limp that would have boon better speculative policy
to have done nothing There however slight con-
SESSIONS prices the general list Later the buying
was renewed and further advance was established.
which there only small reaction in 'heclosns
minutes OF business. There all sorts OF rumors
about . proposed winding up of the Oregon Iranscon-
tnental Company the only basis for which seems 10 De
the negotiations pending for the sale OF the
Oregon Hallway and Navigation per cent bonds
(S3 900 OOO) and 81 OF stock, owned by the Or
egon and TranscontiD Company The present ne
gotiations may may not be- perfected But as the
Oregon Railway and Navigation property has been
leased to the Union Pacific short Lne) at fixed
rental Of interest its bonds and per cent ON It's
stock purpose for which the Oregan and Transcon-
tinenta held controlling interest has ceased to exist
The sale OF the securities win so far toward
paying the debt OF the company. Manhattan
Consolidated stock again weak; It opened
UP Ia to lOo and sold Or marked down to 93% and
Ocl. hssl adv hat
the slightest effect general market, and attracted
no attention beyond tho circle of brokers employed to
deal in It, The market closed strong
The Treasury to-day purchased only S4ol70O OF 4i2
Der ents at under OF the $34554o0 offered
The Sub Trsasurys Indebtedness at the Clearing House
this morning Isl s33O0O because OF payments for
foreign gold deposited with the Assay Office.
(iovernnen Mt bonds quiet and nrm. Bids for the
Is we're Il higher and for the 4ias e easier. Annexed
are the closing otations:
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LIVERPOOL Aug 3l-12Jo > n.-Cott-n quiet without
leans 6d sales e"Uu Oale including LOO 81 spec
RrreptS 90 haie-. iucu ing OIOO AHeticsn
Iuiurs. steady Upani,. Low Sidhnt clause August 10
livery ~ 6id August ant -sptomber delivory z. Gt
S.a,mber and October delivery 1854 also Sal;
ohsr Sovembor delivery. 6-14d-I December and
January delivery sd January February delivery
sod Fshtnarv aud March elivery, Ao4d: sept m or
~ 81, Tenders Tor deliveries al todays clear
Ing. III 5Du al new dockets
a. closed 4 sdy. Uplanfs. Low Niddiins
dr VERY LISA. sellers: do soptsn
b.r delivery. i264d do Octerer and
November delivery s-Gtd buyers do November aud De
c.rr d.vsry sd value do Decembsr mi January de-
livery ,'ta buyers i- January aud February delivery.
G4d huyers do February ant March i.iver, 4ttd
sellers DO March and Apri Ioliv-ry. 6t<d sellers
GALVESTON 81 4 oton cry hrm; Mhdiing.a %; Low
Mt1n. g. Good Ordinary, s. net ant gross receipts
pls exports Gr-st Britain I027 ales cssstwiss
2nGl sales 7oG bses stock (actusll t.22s bales
NORFOLK. Ang 3l.-tettob nominal Mdding Sst Tor
receipts. SOL tAlc. news gross. 10: sales ~
bales: stock (sctusl). SO6 bales
SAVANNAH Aug 3i.-t euJs Ggmi MiddraE x 1915 Low
MiddlnE HIl.lG. GoOd ordinary. 3l6 net aud gross
bales 0b3 bales
sales l. lg5 hslesi stock. 1901 bales
NywORLKLsA Aug 3i.-Cottop steady. Mtffiiss. 1910
Low niddsk rs Good Ordinary SIG net receipts.
slI bales 2032 bales exports oast~n
1861 bales sales go bales stock corrected 10000 Daea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

HAL1!xsnr AnG 81 -csssen nominal MiaHins sts.x:...
ssaf as.sra stree: ana w.stsr, su.srtns g $50
90 sa. 8 q n1. z y q s.
Braads - rs os4 So rs sapsriauys
:s:. s11: :,
x..ssrn arm Mixed ssp;.~s.r % s4ssa October tss
$50 western sli:a 81 ssaa rssssvvssa ssssle.
~: ssi's y, NAY vas quiet Prise :: cn:,es
$40 90 ssl1o o. Shoulders 0issr Rls Sides
ssSssd asse LEES Clear Es
iasass.. EGs; arm ss issi7s: .P:.1.i.an :.say.
%n',s $1,000 su,s Corr 5000 eu'. Oats Sn.a
$4,000 su.h Corr 1900 sass-wAsss $4,000 bush
Corr $500 bash
sesTos Aus sl.-Flo.r stssdy-co.r:n Extra. . Is
::..-.Cors du--steansr yellow Soc steamer Mixed 81
%. s u. s. sar in a.
Spring do sl7 Butter dulwesern Extra Creamery
f p, E. and aaB
Vermont II el2c Eggs seady-Esstsrs Extras zoo
$500 SblH aad $500 SACKS usru Ii 600 busa oats
rs. 600 susn. shorts 1900 bush.
BuYvALo Aug Sl-wh-st-No. Hard unsettled; saiss
a. 80 &c closing A. 80 asked No asrS N0r1hsrn Pachc
bcatoads OF No to arrive .sIa al tsSel6ss oats
sr% %", ana &, N fair demand m No Wit ssss 40
steady rye dull nsmnal FlGnr n geoa a.%.n 81
Corn size Rscsipts-FIour ooe oes Vines. $4,000
bush Oats $4,000 sush
as folio
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In state bonds the business was covered by sales OF
Louisiana consol As at S4 OF city bank stocks North
America sold 4 at 1875. Sales OF several other issues
ct auction reported below.
Railway bonds quiet and generally nrm, out
there were special exceptions Erie second 6s we're up
per cent at % and closed at 9S099 Missouri Kansas
and Texas general 6s opened OF at 81 and recovered
TO o. and the lower at 1914. Central OF New
Jersey certificate 5s were lower at 9S+ chesapeake
and Ohio currency IS declined cent to 2o' hrsts
Bs were q lower ga and the As were per cent
,over nj g. Canada Southern first IS were up q ut
fO5is and the seconds firm at o. West Shore IS
were steady at 99is. Baltimore and Ohio os were a
higher at 1922. Columbus Hooking valley ana TOLEDO
Is closed higher at ~. Philadelphia and kea ing a
como rs opened q per cent at 65 and rose to 67%S
ssa Lake Erie and Western SIS were steady at
1O20lol7a st. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
copsols rose per cent 1l9. Green Bay wnona and
st. Paul income, were up declined 2ia 10 IS and 70
covered 81 Oregon Short Line Us sod on per cen,
per osst TO sc and Oregon Improvement Hrsts were
hiehrr S34 st. Louis, Arkansas ana eA~s n''' "e
'9sd unlisted Rss ie"s dealt E1ehans
Cotton seed OIL certificates sold $500, A. eoi7S
%ssss1n Sationsi Bank 40, at s5 BrooEyn Elevated
E.,; 5000 S.. a' los s sn% trust
40. Mexican National Constrnctio1 900 a. - SSo'
Inc general rat, Tor money cent with loans
"a low as per cent. but late, under nanpnIaion lhe
rate was made high as per cent closing at per
The sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
81 ss3 BIZ and IL redeemed 5000 trade dollars
81 ao sss On eon sDS
Tps DAYS operations covered: Receipts, 81 29O934
nsymepts So O35,s07; currency balance, x17724477;
coin balance. $147,0Ol.7O4 ,,,
Exchanges, sac. 1927 ,255 balances: - se492o ,,
The United States Treasury at washington received
sl62 600 National bank notes for redemption
Tbe customs receipts were 81 OIl2Zo aud the inernai
rsyepue receipts were $S46.279.
The foreign exchanges were dull ana the Tone
tills 81 soi2 and 81 S3s for long and snort sernhg
rospectvely: 525as and 5227e fol francs; JAS ana
axI for reiehmarks; 4Oie and 40t for guders
In opdon British coBsois were steady al lOl FIo ior
both money and account Money was 1 per CENT ns
bills Bar silver was 1i6d. higher at "A 1850 per
onnca English standard. American railways at inc
onss,ne folio we'd after yesterday late home declines,
put prices better than the equivalent OF me
latest home quotations and later promptly responded
with sharp the better tone OF this mornings
home m arkeus and closed strong .,
hs statement OF recoipts and as
Assistant Treasurer United States Ne"
In,, so 1897 by balance - sleo 2s7els
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.yoRK, Wednesday, AUG Si--BEEvEs1hs csipts
~esh Sai not s,sn ysrSed At IL oelsSk ~ 213s
los cars s I :1 'r, . G. r Total Tor
1879 head against 1885 head Tor the same u"'
for st. II ~ and 80 c s.
e ioS ios, cattle Buns and '''' we're SOD '
car. IL RI. y eS hf or :.s we're
aud Medium Nv.; tina. on hsss1y .sH .sr
ransu fsn tair 10 ho,cs IN no really ,, E'
Tie start sellers arm AM butcher, a1 mail,
iSSs @.a pre .aa ps s3Ss. cot qualify
The beaver weights. Dnt Lsn, S,ssE' % h s
i, he es.si ssi to day. .,..
the :Sd 20 na an 8 and
AM Tn oi:r o 80 reported in Chicago to-day bring.
the total monin up lssooo heal. or 900 msrs
n .. .ssss to he sronsss sas - evident
'r The sfs ... a.: s nS 30 ss Mr.
port. EIsrs Prime Xnsrsa. ,vsIasss SiS :ols
and ~ al. Tor
p%.n: isss! 5so saar.r. Of Beef tn: Spain aHa 7a'
q 3 : ~; 81; \: e Ss,S 4
stG i sss !: T.: s z
isss 9 Il isss g. 8 g ,,
+ =. ,,,: ',,' ;. f. rs, +" ss:
80 is' 81. g ! .ss: g; q:
IS 20 per loo so 1927 n at - e0 - d. 1887 n e
- rs 80 d. 1871 at $50 de- is21 D. = 20; AZ ~
iii ., Mas:, sis.S: =: is2e 2 r e. I. q; isTs
Is ao 1859 D. at "a 80 10 "a lass y. Mt7a - e
A2es 7e s,a,s su es2 T. a. "a ss ~, 10 co ~
DO ieeo b, OF "a 10 -. -
leo 50 DO e34 ~ rs 10 Indiana stssrS it4t e.
% 10 10 Kentucky DO l<xo n At 81 GU; ~ de- 1904 D. "
p; ,sS a. isG;s $: 'ss' i:i;!;s
. o. .? a.. isn D. q = 90 g, 49, issS %; 2 s>se
. 81 65 Do 1900 n At % e. IS ts 1880 st ~ ~
d. 1850 r. rs Bui 1850 o. az "a rs 40 Ksn.scty
ly@e n. Al 81 eh
IA de- Sal n. ct 81 7Oj do 500 TO l21o .. 81 2Tes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Aug 3l.-tai>-Rec-ipt, last ~ sour& 1,<f5
tar. 1900 ssAt tor "a ne uns
week 400 Asad. ooEssasi thrsuKe. 81 ears. OF
New York sale; Good 10 Choice ship
% Cool To Choice shipping ~ 900 ~ 10 Cows and
Heiers IS 20 0B G5 bts k~r. 81 10 sj 20 Mich COWS
xZ5Gs|: Vat Bulls. 81 10 - o. Veals 81 ooeso 90
theep-heeeipU asst ~ hours 2vV ses. tstA fsr week
20.ZoO head; lot same lne last wees ~ ,us
hsA1 osas snei IL Of which 10 Nevrerk
IIesrs on SALE Sheep -teaty ordinary 10 Geod ~ 20 49,
Good Cho at 81 rs 81 bo. Medium Far western
Lambs o. 5"a 80 35s Canadian Lzmbs ~ @oelo
Hoos- hetsuu last ~ hours sol0 head tstzi fot aas
IS. time last "set ~ sou
car. sale IlEht asa Is; Michigan amt York
xrght So 20SS5 80 sesctsd Yorksrs 81 3ooS, 50 So
lect-d Medium weights So s>5 90 selected Heavy hhs
- tOe& 60 stays 81 90. all sGsrnEs taken ,
a. Br9vsrr Jeurudt rsSorta-Cet'te-
Rscsipts-lSOUu hea. shipmens 5000 hoao msrke nss
Feeders 9. % ~sS Bulis and Mixed 81 zoeso.
Western Cattl~ ~ 10 eS3 ~. am ....
Rsgs Receipts l6.0JU head sbipments eooo heaa.
market lower; Rough aud birsd - 75Ssa 10 raeAnt
and Shipping So 0ssj So Light - sosso ~ eKps % w
shsss-kecsipts 5000 head pnsn 1000 head Market
streng. Native Muttons 50 OOaSt 35 Western % 10
81 Us Texans 81 eO6s3 10 Lsmbs t25 eS1 70 .,
ST 3l.-Carts- hscsipts "a 0Uo hsaa ohis
nens y@Uo hea0. market was active FAN 70 S S
heavy NAIVE steers ~ 90 "a TO- Butehers .Ssr.
fan Cnoca So 80 sa Fesdsrs mir 10 soes ~
81 lo1s3 so . .....
Rsss-kseeibts $500 sead saioreuss 100 hea1 mafss
laser. yhoce heavv ana butchefs, %
IS rs oSb 40 rxsUax Medium 10 Prime - vossy 80
lorssr- Medium - rim. - 90sSS 70 Pix~ oo~~'' !"
-Escsvs 100 asaa 1000 .sss .as r.
wss steady Far 70 Choice. IS 1884 10 Lahss - '""
a. 76
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Reasels and RdIroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-In Brazil tbs moderate movement was re.
ported the sales comprisn6 loO0 bags Rio at lsc 2So
bags 5000 bags private trnis The
mder tyes firm but quiet Sales. 10 bags MeIcan
lgc and 27O bags savana at POKE Trailing IN utnre
deliveries the sales reaching ony Al750 bags
The the face OF nrneI cable ad
about steady o. lSs 20 points for ne day As o
March Is GOALS So; April ls60ala70 May, 1880
1870 September ls00a 1908 October Is 1890; Nov
ember December. 1880 1855 The
the different monihs were follows; January 1890
TENDER. 1se6alS20i october, la25Sls.40 November.
lS.450IS55: Do ember. lS50dl 1870.
CO1TON-Whe values for spot lots are without decided
change the market nrm especially for strictly low
nlddling and grades above which scarce
Sales 75l bales $50 bales last evening". 200 Of
for account and the la ance
for consumption The port receipts TO-DAY were Asp
baes comparing with 2e6i bales day last week
1892 bales for the corresponding dav last Since
September the total have been 5277 IA bales
against 6367.slS bales the period last
Quotations American standard OF Classification
are foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-01
legal Notices.
,RLAlE CuUkT. CITY AND COUNTY

G CPRLME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
~ or NEW. YORK Minnie IL Butt planti&, against
Amanda oIhefs, defendants.
pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and sAe en-
tarsd T. snItel aeeeh the once OF he CIsrx
City aaa CeuAty Of New-Yofk on he 2oth ny u
yuy, 1851 l. esaesigne he Referee H. sssa yaas
named will sell public auction II the E<al Eststs
Exehzagc ana Auction Room Limited. Mes ~ " ss
Liberty In the City OF New YORK, On ne nftssan
day OF September, 1857 twelve O'clock noon oy
Co. suetoassrs premises said judgment dssexisea
via 4, ~.
All that piece parcel Of land situate tn ne
Nnesenth Ward Of the City OF NswYork, ana eouAeee
ana dssertoed pillows BseaniRs a. 2 point "a ne
northsry Eerty nfth dstsat iSo toes
and afy Ardiy from The nernssssefy
conner ses, rftA and RAINING tAenes
no thwsedy sad parallel with Firth Avenue sad part Of me
as aaaes ,kroueh party 100 zone hundred feet aud
Qnve) hshss Asnes sastwafdly parallel VIII very
ahh Street IS tweatynvsj feet thence southwardly
pa ALE VIII Sif,A AvsnSs sAd pai O. .Ss Si. as
hysl asAs. the .ersAsry side Of FSry ara ssss. ans
saee vestwardy along ssi1 street Is twenInve) lsss
y ,hs pain, o. Dsse e sssnens The sale pts%ssss
bong The sane Which were enssyss . me -ad ANA
Uusa b. Mary Ann Wright ~ . sssd datsd the lsth
day Of January 1893 sad recorded n the Once Of the
Regser cf tbs Uity ans County ~ kew-York, In LbeF
i,OSe Of Conyeyanees, at page 140
patsd Nsw.Sork, August ~ 1891.
O. A. RUNKs,E, HAfsreo.
Joan p Parsons, PiAinueS AsHsasS. nj ssasAway.
New York.